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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
7
A stage adaptation by JOSEPH OBRIEN presents a humorous novelization of the Billie Burke comedy. Adapted from French by Gladys Unger with printed permission from Charles Frohman. The piece highlights theatrical wit and a lively farce atmosphere.
At a Dieppe country home a marquise plans to marry her ward Jacqueline to Ernest Augarde. Jacqueline fancies Count Andre de Juvigny and teases fortune cards while Charlotte hides a crush on Ernest. Abbe Merlin toys with fate as social schemes unfold in this continued tale.
Grand Miss Lavinia Shannon discusses vaudeville pace and acting demands. Park Theater presents Facing the Music with James J. Corbett and a strong supporting cast in three acts, featuring a door slamming farce set in a Kensington flat.
Forepaugh stock company delivers a fine run of The Manxman at the Majestic and announces The Marriage of William Ashe as the next stock production. Grace George originated the role. Margaret Mayo reworks it to emphasize the ensemble. The new comedy drama, praised for originality and strength, is set to attract strong audience interest.
Washington Society Girls perform at the Empire with the Soul Rise dance by Lee Allen and Lucian Arnold. The number is praised as well executed and typically earns encores. Allen and Miss Arnold recreate the dance by special permission and have been praised by the original performers for their faithful execution.
Chicago Stage News reports George Arliss in The Devil at the Grand Opera House. The review highlights Arliss's commanding presence and the play's provocative portrayal of a diabolical conscience, praised as a rare piece of modern dramatic art.
The Spinster Lady advises Bertha on winning Ned’s family affection as wedding plans loom. She explains in laws may show jealousy, urges patience, and notes mothers often worry their sons are sought after. Bertha vows to try and gain acceptance while cherishing Ned’s love.
A Universalist Leader quips that a sewing circle would be a fine institution if women met to sew. The brief item captures a playful social suggestion in a local gossip column.
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